2011 Accord... 55W HB4 600k set work for my car? Will I need to purchase the warning canceller &amp; anti-Flicker?
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I wouldn't go with the 55W set. It's overkill for street use and you will get flashed at by other vehicles especially since you do not have HID Approved projectors. 35W HID kits are plenty bright and you will see better with them then the 55W units. Yes, I would definitely purchase the warning/anti-Flicker capacitors. It will help with possible issues and work like a charm. Most of the time you can find them for little over 5 bucks so how can you go wrong. Also there is no 600k set. I am sure you meant to say 6000k. Personally I would stay with 4500 - 5500 k which give you a much whiter and clearer light. At 6000k there is less light output and the color of the light is starting to get more bluish. Still I have ordered them for a friend and she likes them. Once they warm up the blue isn't too bad. All a matter of taste. I would not go beyond the 6000kelvin range unless you want the ricer look.
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no. you'll have to purchase a set of trucklite (cheaper than jw speaker) anti flicker harness from northridge4x4 or the SMS harness for it to work properly. The trucklites will cause a flicker/delay ONLY when transitioning from HI to LOW. the delay is less than a second. The SMS harness will not cause any slight flicker/delay. Last, the new JW Speaker J's were just recently announced and no need for a separate harness. Its JK specific and should work perfectly on our jeeps.
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I used the Philips 9006 X-treme for my low beams for my 2009 Honda Accord. There is a different part number for high beam. If you are asking if a high beam can be used in the same headlight reflector housing as the low beams to get a brighter light, I do not know, but surmise that the high and low beam bulbs have different connectors.
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Hi Patrick, I have these on my 06 Jeep and 06 Caravan. They do not flicker. I think you will like these. You also may have a poor ground connection on that side. Try using a jumper wire from the ground wire at the bulb (if you can) to a good ground at frame or negative side of the battery to see if it solves your problem.
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I got them for my lexus ls430 and they did not work they flickered. I tried to buy a decoder and that did not work either.
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Yeah as long as you hook it up to the factory harness, your flickering problem should be gone. If not maybe you just need a new battery instead.
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I have a 2014 Nissan Maxima and I upgraded my OEM 35W HID's to the Innovited AC 55W HID. I live in the country so the upgrade in brightness was quite a difference. After about 6 months now, I'm having a problem with the driver's side headlamp going out while I'm driving. I quickly turn my lights off and turn then right back on and the light comes right back on and then usually goes out a few minutes later. I've replaced the ballast, the bulb and the plug that connects to the bulb... there's nothing left to replace on the kit. Does anyone know if this canceller/anti-flicker would fix this issue??? I'm at a loss.... I have a 2014 Nissan Maxima and I upgraded my OEM 35W HID's to the Innovited AC 55W HID. I live in the country so the upgrade in brightness was quite a difference. After about 6 months now, I'm having a problem with the driver's side headlamp going out while I'm driving. I quickly turn my lights off and turn then right back on and the light comes right back on and then usually goes out a few minutes later. I've replaced the ballast, the bulb and the plug that connects to the bulb... there's nothing left to replace on the kit. Does anyone know if this canceller/anti-flicker would fix this... » Read More I have a 2014 Nissan Maxima and I upgraded my OEM 35W HID's to the Innovited AC 55W HID. I live in the country so the upgrade in brightness was quite a difference. After about 6 months now, I'm having a problem with the driver's side headlamp going out while I'm driving. I quickly turn my lights off and turn then right back on and the light comes right back on and then usually goes out a few minutes later. I've replaced the ballast, the bulb and the plug that connects to the bulb... there's nothing left to replace on the kit. Does anyone know if this canceller/anti-flicker would fix this issue??? I'm at a loss.... « Show Less
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I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help. http://www.carid.com/2008-honda-accord-headlights/spyder-halo-led-projector-headlights-264201.html I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help.... » Read More I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help. http://www.carid.com/2008-honda-accord-headlights/spyder-halo-led-projector-headlights-264201.html « Show Less
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I would agree. Apparently the module is bad on ours as well so this really had no effect. It's only for bypassing the sensor. I doubt a sensor would cause your light to stay if the car is starting like normal.
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I have not. My low and high beams work. This is the first time I purchased from this seller. Make sure you don't need a relay kit.
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I have no clue about the accord, I do know that the devices made zero difference in a 2007 dodge charger, had to keep relay setup.
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They didn't work for me either. I installed HIDs instead with error canceller.
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Yeah i had problems with the 3157 switchbacks from classy autos myself. I decided on returning them and bought a pair of 3157 from oracle. I haven't had a problem with them, i recommend getting the resistors as well to prevent hyper-flashing. Hope this helps.
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Mine came with the standard adapter not the anti flicker. Not sure if this package includes the new adapter. It's annoying so find out if the manufacturer has a new part number for the "new" kit before you buy. Amazon will not know that.
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I ordered mine for a 2011 Forester and they worked fine. I did same search as you did and it calls out the same bulb for you 2008 Honda so I would assume it would work for you too. 2008 Honda Accord Coupe Car Light Bulb Size Diagram Tail Light Bulb Size: 7443 Stop Light Bulb Size: 7443
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If it isn't auto dimming then there probably isn't power at the mirror. It's no big deal though, just tuck your power wire under the headliner to the A pillar and down to the area below the dash on the driver's side. Next, it's just a matter of locating a power source that turns on and off with the ignition and tapping into it. Escort makes a hardwire kit that is plenty long enough and I believe has everything necessary to wire into the fuse box. It also has a mute button and indicator leds built in. It should fit if there is fairly decent space between your mirror and windshield.
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They come with a relay, in-line fuse, anti-flicker plugs, as well as plugs to clip right into the factory headlight harness. The 35w hid kits will not harm a factory lighting harness from drawing too much power.